Jay Scarfone and William Stillman are the authors of several books on the creation of the motion picture The Wizard of Oz. Historians and collectors since the 1970s, they have amassed one of the world’s largest and most comprehensive archives of memorabilia from The Wizard of Oz, the holdings of which include rare photographic images and authentic costumes and props from the film’s production. Additionally, they have been contributors and advisors to countless other books, periodicals, and documentaries on Hollywood history, memorabilia, and collectibles. They have appraised rare Wizard of Oz material for auction houses and have lectured audiences about the classic film in numerous venues. They live in Pennsylvania.
"In their excellent new collaboration, authors Jay Scarfone
and William Stillman return to a thesis begun in their equally
excellent "The Wizard of Oz: The Official 75th Anniversary
Companion"...regarding [producer Mervyn] LeRoy's being "The Little
Engine That Could" who brought "Oz" to the screen."
-- Book Reviews by David Marshall James
"A new book takes us back down the Yellow Brick Road and uncovers
untold tales about "The Wizard of Oz." William Stillman and his
writing partner, Jay Scarfone, cover all the backstage
drama..."
--"Closer" magazine
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